Ontario family files human rights application to visit son, 14, in group home

Just over 200 have been rented to tenants on the city’s wait list for subsidized homes

John Williams writes that school deflected his attempts to bring change

John Williams writes that school deflected his attempts to bring change

A group representing greenhouse growers in Ontario's Windsor-Essex region says a work stoppage at a local farm due to a COVID-19 outbreak has escalated fears about testing for the virus.

ST. JOHN’S, N.L.—The four Atlantic provinces are lifting travel restrictions within the region today, with an agreement that’s causing a mix of anxiety and excitement among people in the region.

Discussions on making masks mandatory in Hamilton are underway. We ask the questions about what such a bylaw might look like, how it could be enforced

A dog training facility has opened its doors on Mill Street North in Waterdown.

Discussions on making masks mandatory in Hamilton are underway. We ask the questions about what such a bylaw might look like, how it could be enforced

To date, 40 businesses are participating in the ShopHERE program, but the city hopes to get that up to 200 by the end of the year.

What kind of organization allows their staff to cheer and clap at others’ suffering? The Hamilton police, apparently, writes Samantha Delaney.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

Allison Gibson not only felt the pressure of keeping Paintbox Bistro in business during the pandemic, but to also help the surrounding Regent Park neighbourhood with jobs and access to healthy food.

Toronto’s northwest corner — which has been hardest hit by COVID-19 — is part of a larger hot spot of vulnerability that extends beyond the edges of the city, suggesting a broader regional cluster of high infection rates that defies boundaries and is exploiting socioeconomic inequalities, according to experts and public health data.

Work stoppage escalates COVID farm testing fears: growers

You might have suspected this before, but now you know for sure.

Peel Regional Police arrest man on gun, drug charges, seize 1,000 bullets

Call it a bubble bump.

The issues faced by Canada’s migrant workers aren’t new, but COVID-19 has amplified them and brought the issue under the microscope in recent weeks.

There’s only one thing members of my industry appear to enjoy more than demeaning U.S. President Donald Trump: declaring him indestructible.

There’s only one thing members of my industry appear to enjoy more than demeaning U.S. President Donald Trump: declaring him indestructible.

A Canadian epidemiologist has called the decision by Air Canada and WestJet to drop on-board seat distancing policies “wildly inappropriate,” warning that the move could lead to a second wave of COVID-19 in Canada.

Postmedia workers at Toronto printing plant officially unionized by CMG

All those warnings from small cottage country mayors to stay away this spring haven’t discouraged Torontonians from hunting for vacation homes, say realtors in the resort destinations outside the city.

All those warnings from small cottage country mayors to stay away this spring haven’t discouraged Torontonians from hunting for vacation homes, say realtors in the resort destinations outside the city.

All those warnings from small cottage country mayors to stay away this spring haven’t discouraged Torontonians from hunting for vacation homes, say realtors in the resort destinations outside the city.

First Nations coalition rejects recommendation to lift Sen. Beyak's suspension

Ukraine will lead Flight PS752 compensation talks with Iran, Canada and allies agree

Starting next week, one of the few enclosed public spaces in Toronto where residents won’t be required to wear a face mask will be on a GO Transit vehicle.

After months of telling people to stay home if they’re sick, or even if they think they might have been exposed to someone who is sick, the Ontario government told one particular group of workers to stay on the job if they test positive for COVID-19.

Lawyers are seeking a hearing to certify the $250-million class action, but COVID-19 court delays may put off a decision until next year.

Mandatory mask policies raise accessibility concerns for vulnerable populations

Tories ask procurement watchdog to review contracts between Ottawa, WE Charity

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A total of 68 criminal offences were laid over the past two weeks in what Hamilton police are calling a crackdown on rampant scrap metal theft

The city of Toronto is being asked to provide voluntary housing where people who test positive for COVID-19 can self-isolate, if they live in overcrowded areas and can’t distance from others at home.

Police resolve 'incident' at Rideau Hall

North American stock markets up in early trading after U.S. jobs report

The Blue Jays are returning to Toronto for a summer training camp ahead of Major League Baseball’s shortened season, but questions remain about where the team will play its regular season games.

Canadian engineer detained in Egypt released, needs treatment, family says

Nestle Canada selling bottled water business to local family-owned company

Police resolve 'incident' at Rideau Hall

NewsAlert: Supreme Court dismisses Indigenous appeal of Trans Mountain approval

'A ghost town': Businesses struggle to survive in Toronto's financial district

Toronto mayor hopes it won't be necessary to enforce new mask rule on transit

Launch of COVID-19 contact tracing app in Ontario delayed

Premier Doug Ford says a federal snag is delaying the launch of Ontario’s COVID-19 smartphone app.

Ottawa jail inmates argue anti-COVID measures a breach of charter rights

Feds extend COVID-19 isolation order for anyone entering Canada until Aug. 31

Hamilton has 154 complaints from citizens from 2019-2020, behind Toronto's 404 and Ottawa's 200.